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FRLA Box Title Job Name FRLA Title/ Subject Job No. and Notes Box Location The Worlds Most Beautiful Exposition; Issued by 1 Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition, Seattle USA, 1909 the Dept. of Publicity " The Exposition Beautiful"; (Map inside cover 1 Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition, Seattle, 1909. with key, OBLA.) 1 Alaska-Yukon- Pacific Exposition,"Offical Guide" "Preliminary", Albert Heis , Manager. Issued by the Northern Pacific Railway, St. Paul 1 The Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition, Seattle, June1-October 16, 1909 Minn.; HHB cover Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway.; 1 Alaska-Yukon- Pacific Exposition, Seattle, June 1 -October 16, 1909 February 1909. American Academy In Rome, School of Fine Arts, Regulations and Course 1 F.L.O. cover of Study. American Academy In Rome, Statement; Boston Committee on Endowment Executive Committee, Frederick L. Olmsted Vice- 1 Fund, February 1920 Chairman Ferruccio Vitale Chairman, Frederic law Olmsted, 1 Fellowship In Landscape Architecture, American Academy In Rome. & Bryant Fleming. Jurry; Landscape Architecture: James Sturges 1 History of the American Academy In Rome, by C. Grant LaFarge, 1917. Pray, Frederic law Olmsted, Ferruccio Vitale. American Architect & Architecture, The Portfolio Outdoor Paving, January 237,5578 1 OB photos pages 2,3,4,5,11 1937 , 6042 Southern Indiana, Thomas Hibben, Archt. 1 American Architects Reprints, Lincoln Memorial, December 20, 1927. Frederick Law Olmsted L.A.; Pgs 795-796. 1 Bulletin of the American Association of Park Superintendents, 1906-1911. Nos. 1,2,3,4,5,&7; Letters by F.L.O. American City Planning Institute, Principals of City Planning By Frederick 1 Law Olmsted. 1919-1920 American Civic Association, City Planning by Frederick Law Olmsted, June Series II, No. 4; F.L.O. Address, May 2, 1910, 1 1910. Rochester, N.Y. 1 American Civic Association, Civic Comment, Sept.-Oct. 1931 No. 35; American Civic Association, Real Estate Subdivisions, By J.C. Nichols, Series II, No. 5; The Best Manner of Handeling 1 November 1912 Them. 1 American Civic Association, Nuisances, by Frederick Law Olmsted. Leaflet No. 2, ; Prospecttus of the Department. 1 American Civic Association, Children's Gardens, by Dick J. Crosby. Leaflet No. 1 1 American Civic Association, Park, Outdoor Art & Improvement, 1904. Bulletin No.2 American Civic Association, Play and Play Grounds by Joseph Lee, January Department of Public Recreation, Leaflet No. II, 1 1908. 2nd edition American Civic Association, The Removial Of Overhead Wires by Frederick 1 Department of City Making, Leaflet No. 13 L. Ford, March 1907. American Civic Association, Public Comfort Stations by Frederick L. Ford, 1 Department of City making, Leaflet No. 14 March 1907. American Institute of Architects, City Planning Progress, 1917; George B. 1 Committee on Town Planning. Ford, Editor, Assisted by Ralph F. Warner. American Institute of Architects, Streamlined Specifications, by Horace W. Pencil Points August 1939 ; Also Letter AIA to 1 Peaslee, August 1939. OBLAFebruary 27, 1940 & Set of OB. Specs. American Institute of Architects, Procedings of the Forty-Sixth Annual 2 F.L.O. cover Convention December 10-12, 1912. Amererican Institute of Architects, Procedings of the Forty-Seventh Annual 2 AIA. Document 105 Convention December 2,3,& 4, 1913. American Institute of Architects, Procedings of the Forty-Ninth 2 AIA. Document 118 AnnualConvention December 1,2 &3, 1915. American Institute of Architects, Procedings of the Fiftieth Annual 2 AIA. Document Series A No. 121; F.L.O. cover. Convention, December 6,7,& 8, 1916. American Institute of Architects, Procedings of the Fifty-First Annual 2 AIA. Document No. 133; F.L.O. cover. 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